How to use A Blow Dryer Brush for that PERFECT Blowout!

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  • Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2024

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  • @mfaf550
    @mfaf550 7 месяцев назад +52

    Every blow dryer brush company should definitely have you as their spokesperson along with this video. It was so thoroughly informative as you took your time explaining to us the correct way to use the brush. I always wondered what I was doing wrong, I was drying my hair too much with the blow dryer, not rotating the brush enough. and not using smaller sections. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  7 месяцев назад +4

      Glad it was helpful!

    • @noudi-t
      @noudi-t 2 месяца назад

      حبيت طريقة شرحك واستفدت كثير منك ❤
      لو سمحتي ما اسم جهاز تمليس الشعر حلو وحار

  • @GlamGirlGabi
    @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад +187

    Thank you for watching everyone! I put loads of detail into this video so I hope that you found it helpful. If you want a daily dose of glam-spiration, follow me on instagram because I am very active on that platform: instagram.com/glamgirlgabi/
    I have a BUNCH of Holiday content coming up soon and I am so excited for you to see it! Do you have any requests for me? I love making videos that you specifically request.

    • @shelliepage8271
      @shelliepage8271 Год назад +3

      Thank you so much for this Gabi! My hair looks like yours when I dry it naturally only I have fine hair and a lot of it. It used to be a lot curlier but now that I have gray on the top, the top does something totally different now than what’s underneath I’m gonna give this a try and see if I can’t nail it.

    • @ginacheselka6086
      @ginacheselka6086 Год назад +2

      I recently bought an AMAZING blow dry brush from Temu I'm OBSESSED. I Love you sooooo much and love your content ❤❤❤❤

    • @hichi0
      @hichi0 Год назад +8

      Thank you so very much dear Gabi! My hair is much longer and I can't turn the brush the way you do because it will tangle my hair, any advice? Thanks so much ❤🙏

    • @vickiglow2009
      @vickiglow2009 Год назад +2

      Simple updos we can do on our own would be fun.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      You got this Shellie! Take it one step at a time. It will look fantastic as long as you follow the steps. The first time you do it, it may take a little time, but after you get good at it, you will be able to do it in like 10-15 minutes max. @@shelliepage8271

  • @Mamakate2382
    @Mamakate2382 Год назад +120

    This is THE BEST tutorial for drying hair and getting volume I’ve ever seen. You explained everything at a tempo that was methodical, easy to follow, and showed us how to do it on our own heads. Most RUclips stylists demo on a manikin or a model which does not help the person who actually has to style the hair on her own head. So thank you!

  • @overlytiredbutstilltrying484
    @overlytiredbutstilltrying484 10 месяцев назад +33

    I did my hair like this, this morning, right down to clipping it back and letting down an inch at a time. Wow! I never thought I could achieve something like this at home, and it was so easy! Thank you so much for such a helpful tutorial. I think this will change the way I dry my hair every day.

  • @bettybernier9703
    @bettybernier9703 7 месяцев назад +20

    Hands down the best tutorial I've seen using the oval brush! Thank you!!

  • @lindahoffman2692
    @lindahoffman2692 11 месяцев назад +66

    Gabi, This was a REALLY OUTSTANDING Tutorial because you went into the kind of PAINSTAKING detail and Step-by-Step we need to be able to follow your example!! You explaining WHY each step is important is so helpful in giving us TECHNIQUES and TOOLS we need to achieve the look we want!! Thank you so much, Sweetie! 💞

  • @toaste4876
    @toaste4876 11 месяцев назад +27

    I don't think I have ever seen a tutorial like this before. This is amazing Gabi. I learned so much from this... just the right way to dry the hair after sectioning. Everyone says section your hair but no one tells you what to do and how to angle your brush after. Thank you!! I enjoyed this thoroughly.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  11 месяцев назад +1

      You're welcome! I am so happy to hear that this was helpful for you

  • @jennytarrant9952
    @jennytarrant9952 Год назад +12

    Thank you so much Gabi. I've tried for years to replicate the shiny locks my hairdresser creates, always without success...that was until I watched your tutorial which is a game changer. Even after I followed your instructions on my five day hair it was transformed. I met a friend and she commented how lovely my hair looked and that was after my first attempt. Thank you so very much.

  • @elisasilva5621
    @elisasilva5621 10 месяцев назад +13

    OMG this video!!! I have the same exact brush which I used twice and put in the back of the drawer because my hair didn't come out right. I was doing it wrong!! I watched this a couple of weeks ago but wanted to comment because I've been using nothing else in my hair since then. I also bought the products you recommend and they are so fabulous!!! Thank you so much for doing these videos for people like me who have no clue what they are doing!!!!

  • @Natalie-l9y
    @Natalie-l9y 3 месяца назад +3

    This tutorial has completely changed my hair. I’ve been using a blow dry brush for awhile now and I have been getting mediocre results. Watched this video, did it as per your instructions and I have the best blow out! Thank you so much!

  • @wm6869
    @wm6869 Год назад +6

    Gabi's channel is awesome, and her tutorial is spot on. After using a blowdryer brush for years, I thought I knew how to style my hair.. I just tried Gabi's method and my hair turned out silky, smooth, and with volume in all the right places. I learned a lot!!

  • @kathiebranton7528
    @kathiebranton7528 Год назад +4

    I have this tool and have not had much success with it. However since viewing this video I am going to give it another try. You have been so helpful to help me understand how to use it plus waiting first to blow dry my hair until at least 50% dry. I was going in straight in from towel drying and had a mess. Had to grab my blow drying and finish with a regular round brush. Thanks for the help.

    • @EmmaDee
      @EmmaDee Год назад

      Hell, I bought two of them somehow and they are in drawer with 15 other tools I can’t use.

  • @nlc6275
    @nlc6275 Год назад +4

    Ok, I was skeptical at first. But I followed your tips, and I FINALLY am able to reproduce what my stylist does! Usually I look great for the first 3 days and then back to my unglossy, unlisted “normal”. The root lifter, the application of volumizer to the mid and ends, and the Mohawk (genius) took it next level. I can’t thank you enough!

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      That’s so amazing to hear!!! Yay!!! I’m so happy for you. You will get compliments everywhere you go now. It’s a gamechanger!

  • @kimmckenna3958
    @kimmckenna3958 Месяц назад

    Hi, I am in the Uk and nearly 66 yrs old, I have always struggled with a lot of fine hair with little body, watching this has transformed my hair shame I didnt watch it years ago, but so glad that I now have and want to send you a big thank you ❤️

  • @vmm44
    @vmm44 Год назад +5

    Gabi, I just finished my blow dry with my round brush blow dryer and although I always section, I was not spinning and spinning each section until fully dry, dry, dry.....wow what a difference. My hair is similar to yours and this blow dry left it shiny and bouncy....thank-you so very much for this wonderful and easy to follow tutorial!

  • @lindam.3428
    @lindam.3428 7 месяцев назад

    This REALLY helped me. For years I've been struggling to dry my own hair. When my hairdresser does it, it looks amazing and this made me realize what I am doing wrong. I think too I'm not focusing long enough on one section. Thank you! Love all your videos!

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  7 месяцев назад

      I'm so glad it was helpful for you!

  • @marysmith861
    @marysmith861 9 месяцев назад +3

    I've been thinking about getting a blow dryer brush. I'm so glad I came across your tutorial. It's so in depth. Exactly what I need. I honestly think you are the best beauty channel. It's like having a best friend show you the ropes. Thank you.

  • @christinesnow9507
    @christinesnow9507 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have hair like yours and I am always struggling with the frizzy curl. I come out of the salon and look ok, then I try it and I just want to cry. I did my long locks using the technique you showed and it is so soft and manageable. My heart dropped when I walked outside and it was foggy. I thought , well there goes all that work, but no, I still have smooth manageable hair even after the fog. Yay! I am 66 years old and today was the first time that I felt confident styling my own hair. Now if you could dress me and help me with my makeup, I might start feeling good about myself.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  9 месяцев назад

      Aww, I'm so glad your style held up to the fog. I really appreciate you sharing your story, and I'm so glad you were feeling confident and beautiful. This is why I create content like this! I will definitely have more makeup for maturing skin tutorials coming soon!

  • @juliewhiting3017
    @juliewhiting3017 Год назад +3

    Hi Gabi. For my entire life, I've been rough blow drying then following with a curling iron. Then I stumbled upon this video. Wow it has changed my life. At 56 I can finally style my hair using the Tymo. Thanks so much for this video. Your videos are always so helpful. The only thing I would like to change, my ends seem to be too bent in towards my face. How can I correct this? Have a great day & thanks again! 💙💜

  • @AnnaK-o2q
    @AnnaK-o2q 8 месяцев назад

    I've had the blow dryer brush for a couple of years, but I tried it a few times unsuccessfully and didn't use it anymore. This is the best tutorial I've ever seen on RUclips. Finally, today, I was able to blow out my hair for the first time. Thank you!

  • @la7lah4
    @la7lah4 Год назад +3

    Gabi, you have the BEST content! Thank you for all you do! BIG question: can you teach us the best way to tease fine hair so it stays? Your volume videos are great, but my hair requires back combing to maintain any lift, even with following your tips. I have a small head with a flat spot at the crown, and I look terrible without teasing and lots of hairspray. Please, please HELP!!

  • @cococarton3601
    @cococarton3601 11 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Gabi, This popped up when I was looking for best ways to use a round brush. Thank you ever so much for explaining everything so carefully. The one thing I took away from your post is I was not holding the brush long enough until the hair was completely dry. I was taking the brush away too quickly and was left with the frizz. Thanks again from Jenn Vancouver, Canada.

  • @TheRockinDaisy
    @TheRockinDaisy Год назад +8

    I just love your videos and this one is no exception! I have very long hair and I struggle so much with getting volume at the root. My hair always gets tangled on the brush because of the length of the strands. I will try the techniques you've shown here. And if you have any other tips for getting volume at the crown for long haired gals, I would love to hear them!

    • @sufyb6432
      @sufyb6432 Год назад +2

      Velcro rollers are awesome! She has a video for that too.

  • @stephaniereid3845
    @stephaniereid3845 11 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you so much for this. I’m 40 years old and only now learning how to do my own hair. I just gave myself a perfect blow out using my brush for the first time using this tutorial. Much appreciated ❤

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  11 месяцев назад

      You are so welcome! I am so happy to hear that! That made my day :)

  • @kimpalazzese9675
    @kimpalazzese9675 Год назад +7

    I’ve had my blow dry brush collecting dust in my drawer for so long because I just felt it didn’t work for my frizzy hair. Finally pulled it out a couple of days ago following your tips including the Mohawk styling with rollers and my gosh I’ve never had my hair look so good! I was flipping my hair to the left and right and the volume lasted 3 days!! 💕
    I didn’t even need to reach for my straightener or curling iron….that NEVER happens!
    Gabi, what’s the hairdryer you’re using to rough dry? I don’t think I see it in the description box?

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      Kim that is SO AWESOME to hear! That took is an absolute game changer. As soon as you master it, its like VA VOOM! You will never reach for a flat iron ever again.
      I forgot to link the hairdryer (sorry about that!) I have added it to the description box now. It is this one: Blowdryer | TYMO AIRHYPE LITE: go.shopmy.us/p-2589550

  • @christophermclachlan-mu1nv
    @christophermclachlan-mu1nv 7 месяцев назад

    omg gabi! you have changed my life!!! i am 80 and have a kind of aline bob (pure white) that i've never been able to manage very well between salon visits with only two hands. this blow dryer round brush combination (that i didn;t know existed) is brilliant and makes my two hands enough. and i have always used smootherizing products but this volumizing idea (with the brush that still straightens) is the winner and i never would have thought of it. i have exactly your texture hair and fineness and about the same length and even on this first try i look like i just walked out of the salon (if i do say so myself). a million thanks for such a detailed (but exactly the right amount) video. you are ny hair hero!!!!

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  7 месяцев назад

      I love this for you! I'm so glad I could make your hair styling life more achievable.

  • @pame8872
    @pame8872 Год назад +3

    Thank you for this video!! The part showing what we may be doing wrong is a much appreciated addition. A picture of that is truly worth a thousand words.

  • @Sooz1234
    @Sooz1234 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for this video, which has made a HUGE difference to the look of my hair over the past month, and has also streamlined my routine. Day 1- styling brush, texture spray. Night of Day 1, comb out texture spray, put hair in telephone tie for sleep. Day 2 and 3- style with texture spray, no heat. AMAZING results for 2A hair with a tendency to misbehave. 🥰

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  10 месяцев назад +1

      I'm so glad it was helpful!

  • @DanteVelasquez
    @DanteVelasquez Год назад +3

    I love these brushes. I got so tired of holding a separate brush with a blowdryer, killed my hands. And as you have pointed out in other videos they are not all created equal. I got one on Amazon and it worked fine, but then I got another one with interchangeable round and flat brushes, and the round brush on that one most definitely gets my hair smoother than the old model. I waited so many years for a tool like this, similar to how in the we didn't have flat irons until 1995/96 (I was so sick of having to do roller sets). The brushes we had before the 2010 were small and less effective 🙂

    • @dawnp9037
      @dawnp9037 Год назад +1

      what brand brush do you use? i read some not so good reviews about this one. I want to get a good one

    • @DanteVelasquez
      @DanteVelasquez Год назад

      @@dawnp9037 it’s called jireausty and it’s a 3 in 1 blow dryer brush that has a round brush, a flat brush, and a concentrator. I got it on Amazon.

  • @leeann1008
    @leeann1008 Месяц назад

    You are amazing! My hair was long and down to the middle of my back until I got it cut this past week. I was really worried about styling it the first time. I have had a dryer brush for years, but had no luck with it till now! I did every step, root boost, volumizing mouse, rough dry and sectioned. I wish I could post a picture to show the volume! Thank you so much for the amazing videos you share. 😊

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Месяц назад

      That's amazing to hear! I'm glad I could help you style your new do with confidence! Wish I could see the before / after. If you have instagram - send me the pics!

  • @fossil1127
    @fossil1127 Год назад +16

    How do you prepare your hair for bedtime to keep the style for days?

  • @daniellebordeau606
    @daniellebordeau606 8 месяцев назад +1

    Omg I'm so glad I found u...I have textured thin wavy frizzy frizzy hair n I'm like no matter what I do I can't get those hairs by my scalp...so now I know to go in w light heat w a straightener ...thank u so much and I'm so glad I know how to use this tool better cuz I was also not using it right..I wasn't sectioning off my hair like you and I was doing mine when my hair was much dryer...I'm so so so so finally glad SOMEBODY WITH FRIZZY TEXTURED HAIR IS SHOWING US GIRLS WHAT TO DO AND UNDERSTANDS OUR STRUGGLE ...now we just need something us frizzy hair girls can do that's super quick so we can get ready in the morning fast and still look like we took forever to get ready!!! That's been one of my goals for a long time and I just can't find a solution

  • @CherylBerryl
    @CherylBerryl Год назад +4

    Thanks Gabi!
    This is absolutely perfect timing because I bought the Tymo, but haven't used it yet, so I Really NEEDED this tutorial!
    Could you also do a tutorial on how to use to Tymo flat iron for different looks besides just straightening?
    I would Really appreciate that, & I'm sure So Many other's will as well!

  • @lezliehayes5346
    @lezliehayes5346 9 месяцев назад

    Gabi, Everything about your hair is exactly like mine. Thank you for taking the time to show us exactly what you do to combat the issues we have. I like using my brush dryer the most because it seems to dry my hair even faster and finding your tutorial will give me better results than I get already. Thank You!!

  • @bibicheknauf4163
    @bibicheknauf4163 Год назад +25

    I ALWAYS learn something from Gabi😍. Even if it’s just “tuning” my technique, your videos are ALWAYS so informative. Thank you very much🥰

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад +2

      I'm so happy to hear that it was helpful for you! Thank you for watching :)

  • @lesleycross3233
    @lesleycross3233 5 месяцев назад +1

    I have never ever seen such an in-depth video showing how to blowdry bobbed hair with a result that looks so professional and fabulous. Thank you so very much Gabi, you are amazing! I can’t wait to try your amazing techniques.

  • @MegaMign
    @MegaMign Год назад +9

    I would love to see you do it on a model with below shoulder length hair! Still though, a lot of these tips are great, I've been loving my blowout brush but felt like I wasn't getting fully solid results. So thank you!

  • @judymastrullo4348
    @judymastrullo4348 Год назад +1

    I followed this video today after washing my hair. It turned out so good, it's unbelievable!! You Gabbie are an amazing teacher. Just when I thought I wasn't living my hair, I did this and now I love my hair all thanks to you a d this video. Thank you so very much❤

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      That is amazing to hear!!! I’m so happy that the tutorial helped you. When this tool is used properly, it’s life changing.

  • @diannahannah4194
    @diannahannah4194 Год назад +4

    Thanks for the tips! I use my hair dryer brush a lot and love it! It saves so much time! But I didn't know about the "mohawk section" and how to dry each part forward and backward like that. I am definitely trying that next time. Also, I think I use my flat iron on too high of heat sometimes. It really flattens the hair too much and makes it look too piecey.

  • @Broken.Into.Beauty
    @Broken.Into.Beauty Год назад +1

    I just got my Tymo and on first try didn’t get as much volume as I hoped. I think these extra tips will be helpful, thank you!!

  • @AngelaForgione-r1i
    @AngelaForgione-r1i Год назад +3

    Hi Gaby! I am so grateful for your posts for mature women. I love your authenticity and sharing your vulnerability. You are a beautiful soul.
    I live in the Beaches in Toronto. Hugs! Angie

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад +1

      You are so welcome! Thank you for leaving such a sweet comment! And hello to a fellow Ontario Canadian! Hugs!

    • @AngelaForgione-r1i
      @AngelaForgione-r1i Год назад

      I need a new hair stylist for my short bob. My current stylist messed my cut with goofy layers. Can you make a recommendation? I really value your opinion

  • @MysteryViv
    @MysteryViv Год назад +2

    I am grateful you shared your knowledge about using this blow dryer brush. Who knew you had to twirl. This should be the mandatory video for using the brush. I applied your teaching and got the best effect ever. You are the best.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      You are so welcome! I am SOOO happy to hear that! And yes! Rotate! Rotate! Rotate! It smooths out the cuticle and will literally turn your hair into silk.

  • @susanstukins2990
    @susanstukins2990 Год назад +10

    I have this blowout brush and absolutely love it!
    It works great for the volume and shine when using on my fine hair. New to me are the techniques you demonstrated to get more lift at the crown and how to not have a set part. Definitely looking forward to trying these. Thanks Gabi for all the tips and tricks you share in your videos. Love watching!
    💖😊

    • @antrahagure5372
      @antrahagure5372 11 месяцев назад +5

      Any chance you can drop a link where to buy that brush, please?

    • @bonniefeldman9444
      @bonniefeldman9444 9 месяцев назад +2

      What brand is the brush?

    • @susanstukins2990
      @susanstukins2990 9 месяцев назад

      @@antrahagure5372 the one that I have is made by Revlon. I’ve seen them at Target, Walmart, and on Amazon. On Amazon, I entered Revlon blowout brush and it comes up.

    • @susanstukins2990
      @susanstukins2990 9 месяцев назад

      @@bonniefeldman9444 the one that I have is made by Revlon. I have seen them at target, Walmart, and on Amazon.

  • @lorysipel6823
    @lorysipel6823 Год назад +2

    I bought this tool after seeing you use it and it is magical. Thanks for the tutorial! I made a couple mistakes by not rough drying and not drying thoroughly. Thanks again! ❤

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад +2

      YES! It is a magical hot tool. If I could only have one hot tool forever, it would be a blowdryer brush for sure. I am so glad that this tutorial was helpful for you. I know there were a lot of questions about how to use this properly.

  • @annaoze
    @annaoze Год назад +40

    Best blowout tutorial! I was using way too many sectioning clips.
    This is so easy to do. ❤ the Tymo. Thank you so much for this Gabi!

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      Yeah you really just need one! Especially if your hair isn't super thick. Thanks for watching. I'm glad that it was helpful for you!

    • @karenday9109
      @karenday9109 Год назад +1

      I was using way too many clips too. So glad I found this!

  • @PaintingandExercise
    @PaintingandExercise Год назад +1

    I would love to see you do this on long hair. How do I keep it from getting all tangled? How do I work it from root to end? Also, I would greatly appreciate a tutorial on the different TYMO blow dryer brushes. The choices are daunting. Thank you.

  • @JessicaLaska
    @JessicaLaska Год назад +3

    Fantastic tutorial! I have struggled for ages with everything you mentioned - and I too have thick curly/wavy hair! I just bought a new dryer brush so this tutorial is very timely! I always did the bottom section (back and sides) then worked up from there in sections. Can’t wait to see how your directions for the crown work out too as I have a crazy cowlick there (back top crown on my right where the hair lies super flat and parted opposite ways at the root)! Thanks so much!

  • @judymcveigh1911
    @judymcveigh1911 11 месяцев назад

    Oh my gosh! What a difference! I just washed and dried my hair using the method you described, and it looks awesome! All along, I kept blaming my brush for my frizziness, and it wasn’t the brush, it was me! Thanks so much for such a great tutorial

  • @christinemack2153
    @christinemack2153 Год назад +17

    Gabi, This was so helpful from start to finish. I haven't been rolling the brush and sectioning as well. Thank you so very much!

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад +4

      Glad it was helpful! Sometimes you just need to visualize what you’re doing that’s not working in order to correct it. I was worried that this video was too long but I really wanted to fully explain what I do in a step by step way.

    • @cgp4Jesus
      @cgp4Jesus Год назад +2

      I am new to your great channel and now with viewing such excellent advice, I am truly thankful that I subscribed when I did!!!
      You are an excellent teacher!!! Thank you from Texas! ❤🇺🇸

  • @Nicatnite99
    @Nicatnite99 Год назад +2

    I tried the Better not Younger shampoo and conditioner, and was also very pleased with those products, a lot of added softness and shine to my fine, thin, frizzy hair. Unfortunately you are right about the scent, I don’t know how to describe it other than “old lady”! If they could change that their products would be so much better.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад +2

      Exactly how I feel. Great great products that work very well but it all smells like “old lady” 😂 I don’t think older ladies want to smell like old ladies. Hahah.

  • @cryptoqueen4520
    @cryptoqueen4520 Год назад +6

    GREAT tutorial! I love my blow dryer brush, but with your techniques, I can see where it will be even better. Thank you!

  • @cherylvardy4073
    @cherylvardy4073 Год назад +1

    Best, most informative video I've ever seen on hair styling. Exactly addressed all my drying issues. Tried a blow out brush & couldn't believe how fast it dried & styled my hair but am so glad for this video as I dried hair while still wet & could easily destroy my already damaged hair. In my 70s totally gone gun metal grey over covid plus become very fine, must look to my diet. Question please, Revlon has just released a volumizer with the standard plus a small 64cm barrel. My hair is about your length & style, am thinking the slightly smaller barrel would be even better as they say it can be used close to the roots of the hair. Plus it now has an added Cool setting. Thoughts please?

  • @JanelleA.
    @JanelleA. Год назад +6

    Wow! I had multiple "light bulb moments" during this video. 💡 💡 THANK YOU, Gabi for such a thorough blowout tutorial! With practice, I think I can actually do this & have a great blowout, something I didn't think I could achieve for myself. ...love your channel; thank you for sharing your talent. 💕

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      Thank you so much for your sweet message Janelle! It really means the world to me! You are so welcome. I am happy to hear that you had some light bulb moments. With practise, you will get so good at this! It takes me ten minuted from start to finish now and my hair is an absolute mess naturally. If I can do it, so can you!

    • @JanelleA.
      @JanelleA. Год назад

      @@GlamGirlGabi Thank you for the encouragement. 😊

  • @MusicLover-sb7mo
    @MusicLover-sb7mo Год назад +1

    Excellent tutorial. I have the same texture as yours, Gabi. And I bought the TYMO. When I take the time to section my hair, I get amazing results. But, I am impatient and just blow with my regular dryer with my head upside down and let it do its thing, accepting whatever happens, then tame it with a curling iron. It’s “fine” but need to realize great results are an investment in time and practice.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      Hey!! Yes you’re right. Great results require time unfortunately. But the benefit to doing it slowly and properly is that you don’t have to do it as often because it will last a couple of days!

  • @brestephenson
    @brestephenson Год назад +3

    OMG I have frizzy curly hair, and I would have never thought changing the way I used this brush would make such difference! I followed your video and my hair looks like my hairdresser blew it out! Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video!!!!!!

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад +1

      I am so happy to hear that!!! Yay!!!!! It’s easy once you know what to do! 💕

  • @cyclamen831
    @cyclamen831 Год назад +2

    Gabi! I cannot thank you enough...I just finished my blow-dry and I was like" bleh"...searched YT and found your tutorial. Yes, I was doing exactly the mistake you are talking about.Such a great teacher. by the way, what is the base hair color you use? I absolutely love it.

  • @pageremick5504
    @pageremick5504 11 месяцев назад +3

    THANK YOU! I use this tool all the time, but you gave me tweaks that I needed!

  • @gg_rice6217
    @gg_rice6217 4 месяца назад +1

    Bought this thanks to you and I LOVE this! Its amazing, i have thick, naturally wavy/curley hair that can get frizzy, not with this. No more flat iron! This blowout brush is the best!

  • @susanfrenette3400
    @susanfrenette3400 Год назад +3

    Hi Gabi. Thank you so much for this video with great tips. I went to beauty school in 1980 and can appreciate the information you gave in the video. Take care and keep them coming 😊

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад +1

      Thanks for sharing!! I appreciate the feedback Susan!

  • @carolabbott8254
    @carolabbott8254 10 месяцев назад +1

    This is the first video I've watched on your channel and I'm very glad I found you. I live in SC, which is extremely humid, and your video has helped me tremendously! I am 65 y/o and just had my waist-length silver hair cut into a lightly layered bob and definitely needed guidance with the best way to use my dryer brush. I also want to say thank you for being "real." Your make-up is beautifully done and not over-the-top and you talk to us like you're in the room with us. So, again I say thank you and I'm going to go watch your "how to wave a bob" video!

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  10 месяцев назад

      I'm glad you found me and I appreciate the support! I've got lots of tips and tricks for styling a bob.

  • @carolinerowland8521
    @carolinerowland8521 Год назад +3

    So so helpful for my thin hair! Thank you so much❤I know I will be rewatching this video. Love your hair and the tips you give us. Much appreciated

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад +1

      I hope you are able to achieve the desired look you want! Take it one step at a time. You got this!

  • @notaclue822
    @notaclue822 Год назад +1

    Ive got thick, textured hair that's quite long right now. I bought a root booster type of dryer brush that you can't use that way, but I still got some valuable tips from this. Thank you.

  • @laurazeller2014
    @laurazeller2014 Год назад +3

    Thank you, Gabi! I really needed this video!

  • @stephiejane
    @stephiejane 8 месяцев назад

    I have wavy (not quite curly) frizzy hair. I found the blowout brush a while ago and fell in love with it. I recently tossed my old one as it was getting way too hot. I ordered a Lange one, and am not sure how much I love it yet. This video is so helpful! I was one of "those people" who was not quite using my brush correctly and ending up with some frizz still in my hair. I love the way that you explained this so completely and step by step.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  8 месяцев назад +1

      I hope you end up loving your new brush!

  • @sandrabaroni3507
    @sandrabaroni3507 8 месяцев назад +4

    What color did you get highlights?

  • @marthadewey1267
    @marthadewey1267 Год назад +1

    Thank you !! I am 67 with a longish bob - and since my hair went white it is like I am working with a toddler - I now have hope!!!!

  • @GMandy-i8s
    @GMandy-i8s Год назад +3

    Your tutorials are amazing!! So explained perfectly!!! Thank you Gabi❤

  • @CatCarol
    @CatCarol 11 месяцев назад

    I ❤my blow dry brush!
    I have thick coarse hair but when I use my brush, I turn it several times, then I turn the temp to cool and go over a few more times. It comes out smooth and shiny. 😊

  • @isabellaabruzzi9611
    @isabellaabruzzi9611 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this video. I had been using my blow dry brush all wrong. I have super frizzy, coarse hair and I could never get it to look super smooth, even with a flat iron. This morning, I have salon hair, after following your tutorial! Thank you so much! KMS Hair stay in on the way to be delivered to my home. I appreciate the work you put into this video!

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  7 месяцев назад

      I'm so glad that this worked for you. Enjoy that salon quality blowout!

  • @katrinaball178
    @katrinaball178 Год назад

    I am so thankful for you because my hairstylist sister passed away this last may and now I can't ask her tips on doing my hair. Thank you so much for doing what you do!

  • @channingblue5889
    @channingblue5889 4 дня назад

    Thank you for explaining the frizzy at the front. I have the same issue and always get so frustrated with my frizzy hair near the front of my face.

  • @BarbaraBraue
    @BarbaraBraue 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks Gabbi, I just went out and purchased one of these brush dryers and can’t wait to try it out tomorrow morning. You are a great teacher! I’m 71, so my generation is all about the rollers, so if I’m unsuccessful the first time I have my velcros on reserve.😉

  • @damarisfernandez857
    @damarisfernandez857 11 месяцев назад +1

    You look gorgeous--makeup, hair, skin. Thanks for a really excellent tutorial. Love it! Seems doable though I have thick, textured, long hair (2-3 inches past shoulder) that I have never been able blow dry. I have a weekly appt at a local salon and they wash and blow my hair (and color) and it lasts for the week. Again, love what you demonstrated here.

  • @jacquiscottagelife7746
    @jacquiscottagelife7746 Год назад

    I bought that tool based on your recommendation but couldn’t get it to work the same for me. Now I know why! No product, sections to big, and not enough passes through the hair!! Also now know why a flat iron never works as well. Love LOVE your videos!

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      I’m so happy to hear that this was helpful for you! That means so much. I really try to help you guys.

  • @Sillysan007
    @Sillysan007 2 месяца назад

    I used your technique for the first time after getting a chopped bob, this made such a difference in styling and me not looking like a soccer mom. Thank you, with more practice I am sure I will only get better.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  2 месяца назад

      I'm so glad it's working for you!

  • @jjsteel1807
    @jjsteel1807 11 месяцев назад +2

    THIS!!! I just went darker in the winter and cut my hair and have been trying to find someone who gave an in-depth tutorial when using this brush. You are a God send!!! Thank you so much cannot wait to try this!!! So glad I found you ❤️

  • @vickiglow2009
    @vickiglow2009 Год назад

    I have thick curly hair so I let it almost dry, and dry it Mohawk method, spraying each piece with Colorwow Dreamcoat. I put the Tymo Hot Air Brush on high for about 30 seconds and turn down to low, rolling the brush and pulling it taught to finish drying and smoothing and roll each piece on a brush roller and keep drying my whole head. This tool and Gaby has changed my life.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      YESSSS! This is EXACTLY how you should do it!!! Going cooler in the temperature is super smart too because you are controlling with heat and then setting the hair (while minimizing heat damage). Way to go Vicki!

  • @snowstros
    @snowstros 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great video! How may I find the recommended products for thick hair?

  • @gailcole2931
    @gailcole2931 11 месяцев назад

    I have every hair tool out there and I bought this one and it has changed my life! I kid you not! Most amazing hair tool out there! Thank you for all the tips!

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  11 месяцев назад

      That’s great to hear Gail! It is an absolutely amazing hair tool when used properly!

  • @sgardner4156
    @sgardner4156 Год назад

    I can't relay to you how your video has completely changed my hair relationship!! I was going to cut it all short again, but no need now. I also have super fine Marcia Brady hair and can get my entire bob in a tiny clip as well so thank you for sharing that yours is similar which gave me hope to try this. Most online videos are just built on fabulousness versus the real day-to-day struggles. Truly I thank you. ❤

  • @rhondacarpenter1556
    @rhondacarpenter1556 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you so much. I had been hating my hair. I watched your video and learned I was using my heat brush wrong. Doing it like you say now. I love my hair again.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  10 месяцев назад

      I'm so glad this video was helpful for you! Thanks again for watching.

  • @seralynn7286
    @seralynn7286 Год назад +2

    Thank you for this tutorial! I especially like that you didn't cut away while sectioning your hair. I have thin, fine, loosely wavy hair and I never learned to section it. I've gone in with so many things like alligator clips, these giant plastic clips, claw clips, elastics, bobby pins, etc., and I just couldn't seem to get enough hair inside whatever it was to get it to stay. But doing it the way you did in the center I think is a lot better than what I was trying to do from the side.
    I've only used my blow dry brush like 2 or 3 times since I got it a few months ago because it just hadn't been working for me. I'm excited to try again now though :)! Question: if my hair is already dry, can I use a mister with water in it to get a little bit of moisture to use the blow dry brush? Or is it better to just wait until the next time after I wash my hair?

  • @noemirodriguez5492
    @noemirodriguez5492 7 месяцев назад

    This is the best tutorial that I've seen for shorter hairstyles. I just bought the L'ange barrel brush and was having such a difficult time figuring out the best way to section my hair for that blow out look. Thank you, I'm subscribing to your channel.

  • @missusk1025
    @missusk1025 9 месяцев назад

    I cannot thank you enough for doing this tutorial. I was using it incorrectly and getting the frizzy blowout thing going on everywhere on my head. Now I know what I was doing wrong. Thank you again!!

  • @yvonne8736
    @yvonne8736 Год назад

    Thank you for this post. It works!!! My hair is natural curl frizz. Using this technique got me a full smooth look . My boyfriend even commented on how shiny and beautiful my hair was…… thank you …. Where were you when I was a teen ; )… hey 60 will look good now!

  • @beulafrancis3659
    @beulafrancis3659 2 месяца назад

    Such a perfect video ! Every little part explained so well . I was surprised at the amount of little things that made such a big difference. After yrs I finally have the salon look and bounce. Thankyou Gabi!

  • @kathy_ncarolina87
    @kathy_ncarolina87 Год назад

    Hey Gabi I love watching your videos and I appreciate that you are age specific with us 60ish gals! My hair is straight somewhat thin and one length to my waist. I've been ready for a cut, shoulder length with bangs. (lines on my forehead)! My question is should I layer my fine hair? I have time to spend on it, but not much talent. Lol 😂 Thanks for sharing with us and you are very much loved and appreciated ❤️
    Take Care and God Bless ❤️🙏

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  Год назад

      Hey Kathy! Thanks for your message! It all depends on the look you want to achieve and also how fine your hair actually is. If you go shoulder length and have strong baseline, a few layers can be really pretty. I had my hair like that recently with some long layers and I loved it. You can see a video of it here in case you want some more inspiration: ruclips.net/video/Rxh_EC14wFw/видео.htmlsi=DwhrGeAFmX4kN1-A

  • @suzanneholman1203
    @suzanneholman1203 Год назад

    Thank you! I've had a blow brush for years, and I layer the hair, as you said. It looks nice, but I haven't ever been satisfied with the crown area. Voila! You just fixed that! I'm excited.

  • @mays339
    @mays339 6 месяцев назад

    THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO IVE SEEN!! After watching your video I went out to brought this tool and followed your instructions such a game changer my hair turned out perfectly!!!
    Thank you for sharing your talent x

  • @kellys6164
    @kellys6164 11 месяцев назад +1

    This was the BEST instruction I have ever seen. You solved my frizz problem by showing me what I've been doing wrong. yay you. Great job.

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  11 месяцев назад

      I'm so glad it helped - Bye bye frizz!

  • @elenalaoriginal
    @elenalaoriginal 8 месяцев назад

    Followed this religiously and it’s the best I’ve ever been able to do my hair. I still need more practice but this has made me excited to do my hair again.

  • @lisabeautyinsideout
    @lisabeautyinsideout Год назад +2

    Thanks Gabi! For this video. I am going to try these techniques for my next blow dry. The anti-humidity spray, I am shopping for bc Florida’s Summer humidity is insane. And I’ve never been to Texas but as you said and I’ve heard from others that it’s real humid there too.
    Once I try it I’ll send message and say whether it worked for me. Thanks again! Enjoying your content.

  • @jackiyilmaz4489
    @jackiyilmaz4489 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you so much for this video! I tried your blowdry method this morning, and it really helped my super fine hair to be WAY less frizzy! Now I need to perfect it! 🥰 ❤

    • @GlamGirlGabi
      @GlamGirlGabi  10 месяцев назад

      Glad I could help! I'm sure with a little practice you will have this method perfected!

  • @EG-hw8re
    @EG-hw8re 5 месяцев назад +1

    What?! I thought I couldn't use a blow dryer for my hair because my hair was becoming so puffy and frizzy. Now I'm gonna have to try to for the blow dryer to 100% dry. Thank you for that.

  • @ShelleyFreeman-Lent
    @ShelleyFreeman-Lent Год назад

    Gorgeous! ❤ I have fine hair and have lost some due to aging and if I use too much product it weighs my hair down or looks dingy. I will try these tips. Thank you!

  • @donnafabulous6126
    @donnafabulous6126 11 месяцев назад

    No wonder my hair looks awful by the end of an 8 hour shift. I’ve been using high heat on my flat iron. I’m so glad I found your channel. I love your cut. I’ve been looking for a blunt bob. Thank you.❤

  • @texasskygirl7890
    @texasskygirl7890 2 месяца назад

    This really helps. I've been using the volumizer blog dryer all wrong! I have coarse curly hair. And the style with dryer has been good, but it my hair still looked frizzy. With rotating the brush, the frizz is mostly gone. Thanks!

  • @katreenah1000
    @katreenah1000 5 месяцев назад +1

    My hair is EXACTLY like yours! So thin, so fine, curly/wavy, and the same length bob. When I say thin, I'm talking like a half-inch diameter ponytail! I just got a blowout brush and watched this, along with your tutorials for volume with the blowout brush... and OMG, it's fabulous 👌🏻
    Seriously, I look like Marilyn Monroe! I wish I could share a pic so you could revel in the magic you bestowed upon my hair ✨️ I don't think my husband ever wants me to wear my hair curly again 😂 I'm slowly working through all of your fine/thin hair vids 🤓❤
    Thank you so much for all your advice and fabulous content!
    Oh, and for my fellow very thin, mighty fine ladies, I used Nioxin thickening spray and loved it 👌🏻

  • @sufyb6432
    @sufyb6432 Год назад

    Hi Gabi! I really enjoy all of your videos, but I just wanted to say that those of us with thin, fine hair don't need to rough dry because our hair is already almost dry by the time we begin. I have to keep a spray water bottle handy just to keep some moisture in my hair as i blow dry. I don't know whether this is a blessing or a curse, but i believe the latter. Thanks!

    • @turenam2772
      @turenam2772 Год назад

      It’s so strange, my thin fine hair takes forever to dry, I have no idea why, as it should be the reverse ?!

  • @dianetaylor5653
    @dianetaylor5653 9 месяцев назад

    This video is so good! I am brand new here, turning 65 tomorrow and working on being my best self. Any tips on how to CLEAN the brush itself? So happy I found your channel! You and Chris aka blowout professor are my new best friends!